Keyboard Shortcuts
View and customize all global hotkeys and editor shortcuts.
Global Hotkeys
Global hotkeys work system-wide, even when ScreenSnap Pro is in the background. All global hotkeys require a modifier key (Cmd, Shift, Alt, or Ctrl) plus a main key.
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Cmd + Shift + 1— Screenshot (capture & save) - 2
Cmd + Shift + 2— Screenshot & Edit (capture & open in editor) - 3
Cmd + Shift + 3— Fullscreen capture - 4
Cmd + Shift + 5— Window capture - 5
Cmd + Shift + G— Screen recording - 6
Cmd + Shift + 6— OCR / text extraction
Editor Shortcuts
Editor shortcuts are active when the editor window is focused. Tool shortcuts use single keys — no modifier needed.
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1— Arrow tool - 2
2— Rectangle tool - 3
3— Filled rectangle tool - 4
4— Ellipse tool - 5
5— Line tool - 6
6— Blur tool - 7
7— Pixelate tool - 8
8— Highlighter tool - 9
9— Text tool - 10
0— Counter tool - 11
J— Emoji tool - 12
P— Pencil tool - 13
C— Callout tool - 14
S— Spotlight tool - 15
H— Hand / pointer mode
Editor Actions
These shortcuts use modifier keys and are active in the editor:
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Cmd + S— Save / export screenshot - 2
Cmd + C— Copy to clipboard - 3
Cmd + Z— Undo - 4
Cmd + Shift + Z— Redo
Customize Shortcuts
Open Settings > Shortcuts to view and customize all shortcuts. Click any shortcut and press your desired key combination to reassign it. If a new hotkey conflicts with an existing one, the old assignment is automatically cleared.
Global shortcuts temporarily disable while you're recording a new hotkey, so you can freely press any key combination without triggering a capture.